| ??? 09/01/01 20:23 Read: times |
#14677 - RE: Speed measuring |
The accuracy of what you're opposing is very very low. Calculate 10 rotations per minute. This would mean at least 1 full minute to get any result. I would suggest, if you can't use J.Guys idea (which I'd say is briliant) then consider this:
Place an optical interruptor, an encarved (or neatly drilled) disk on the driving wheel and you get a much better result. Something like a mouse construction. If the disk is not possible then maybe a bar-code on the wheel and a reflective opto-couppler could do the trick. This way you could have, say 300 pulses per minute. Have your program scan the time-interval between two pulses and there you are. |
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| Speed measuring | 01/01/70 00:00 | |
| RE: Speed measuring | 01/01/70 00:00 | |
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